What could Lemmy.ml do to avoid becoming the next Reddit after a decade?
What could Lemmy.ml do to avoid becoming the next Reddit after a decade?
We all know about how Reddit closed-sourced back in 2017 and will be killing off third-party apps this July, what will Lemmy.ml do to avoid facing the same fate? Reddit started off like this (open, aiming for freedom) and it all went downhill from there.
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All you have to do is retain ownership and never do an IPO.
Having shareholders in a public market makes a company go evil.
The Lemmy Devs are kind of hardcore MLs, AFAIK so I doubt they will ever have an IPO, lol.
What does “ML” mean in this context?
Marxist-Leninist
Sorry for abbreviating in the previous reply, where this was not a wise thing to do.
Marxist-Leninist
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